TextualInteractor
class TextualInteractor
Handles the module’s network and storage tasks
-
Handles navigation events for the module
Declaration
Swift
let router: TextualRouter
-
An instance that will receive messages from the interactor
Declaration
Swift
weak var delegate: TextualInteractorDelegate?
-
The instance that interfaces our data
Declaration
Swift
var dataManager: DataManager!
-
Initialize the
TextualInteractor
instanceDeclaration
Swift
init(router: TextualRouter)
Parameters
router
The instance that handles navigation
-
Called when the DataManager instance has retrieved data
Declaration
Swift
func didRetrieveData(data: Data)
Parameters
data
the samples as data
-
Called when the DataManager encounters an error
Declaration
Swift
func didProduceError(error: Error)
Parameters
error
Swift Error


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gentemp
&optional prefix package ⇒ new-symbol
prefix—a string. The default is "T".
package—a package designator. The default is the current package.
new-symbol—a fresh, interned symbol.
gentemp creates and returns a fresh symbol, interned in the indicated package. The symbol is guaranteed to be one that was not previously accessible in package. It is neither bound nor fbound, and has a null property list.
The name of the new-symbol is the concatenation of the prefix and a suffix, which is taken from an internal counter used only by gentemp. (If a symbol by that name is already accessible in package, the counter is incremented as many times as is necessary to produce a name that is not already the name of a symbol accessible in package.)
(gentemp) ⇒ T1298 (gentemp "FOO") ⇒ FOO1299 (find-symbol "FOO1300") ⇒ NIL, NIL (gentemp "FOO") ⇒ FOO1300 (find-symbol "FOO1300") ⇒ FOO1300, :INTERNAL (intern "FOO1301") ⇒ FOO1301, :INTERNAL (gentemp "FOO") ⇒ FOO1302 (gentemp) ⇒ T1303
Its internal counter is incremented one or more times.
Interns the new-symbol in package.
The current state of its internal counter, and the current state of the package.
Should signal an error of type type-error if prefix is not a string. Should signal an error of type type-error if package is not a package designator.
The function gentemp is deprecated.
If package is the KEYWORD package, the result is an external symbol of package. Otherwise, the result is an internal symbol of package.
The gentemp internal counter is independent of *gensym-counter*, the counter used by gensym. There is no provision for accessing the gentemp internal counter.
Just because gentemp creates a symbol which did not previously exist does not mean that such a symbol might not be seen in the future (e.g., in a data file—perhaps even created by the same program in another session). As such, this symbol is not truly unique in the same sense as a gensym would be. In particular, programs which do automatic code generation should be careful not to attach global attributes to such generated symbols (e.g., special declarations) and then write them into a file because such global attributes might, in a different session, end up applying to other symbols that were automatically generated on another day for some other purpose.
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For Elderly People
What Do You Know About Cybersecurity?
Cyber security is the practice of defending computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks. It is also known as information technology security or electronic information security. [2]
The term applies in a variety of contexts, from business to mobile computing. A recent Parks Associates survey of more than 10,000 U.S. households shows that almost half of consumers describe themselves as "very concerned" about hackers getting control of the connected devices in their homes.
Continue ReadingFirst, make sure you have a good sense of your vulnerability. How do the products and services you use to automate your life collect, manage, and store your data? How do the devices you use potentially share data when you are walking around environments that make up the IoT? [2]
Next, make sure the passwords for all your devices are unique and include a
mix of letters, numbers, and other characters that are difficult to guess. Do not share passwords with
others.
Most importantly, put the proper security tools in place to monitor your environment. Early intrusion
detection has always been one of best ways to avoid the worst security incidents, and that remains
true in the age of the IoT.
1. Update your software and operating system: This means you benefit from the latest security patches.
2. Use anti-virus software. Keep your software updated for the best level of protection [3].
3. Do not open email attachments from unknown senders: These could be infected with malware.
4. Do not click on links in emails from unknown senders or unfamiliar websites: This is a common way
that malware is spread.
5. Avoid using unsecured WiFi networks in public places: Unsecured networks leave you vulnerable to
man-in-the-middle attacks.
References
Google Security Princess Parisa Tabriz and Jenny Martin from Symantec introduce the most common types of cybercrime, including viruses, malware, DDOS attacks and phishing scams.
Mia Epner, who works on security for a US national intelligence agency, explains how cryptography allows for the secure transfer of data online, the concept of public and private keys.
In this video the co-founder of the Internet Vint Cerf and software engineer Paola Mejia take us through the ins and outs, complexities of how networks talk to each other.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a dramatic loss of human life worldwide. The economic and social disruption caused by the pandemic is devastating [4]. However, fraud rises in times of crisis. Since the start of COVID-19, cybercrime has increased 400% [5]. According to the US census bureau, 20% of the population of the US will be in the age group of 65+ by the end of 2020. That is almost 18 million people who are potentially at risk of cyber attacks.
Cybercrime has hit the U.S. so hard that every American citizen should expect that all of their data (personally identifiable info) has been stolen and is on the dark web (intentionally hidden and used to conceal and promote heinous activities). [6] Cybercrime, cyberattack, and cyberterrorism is intended to undermine electronic systems to cause panic, fear, and disruption. It could potentially disable the economy of a city, state or the entire country. [3]
Ideally, tools like chatbot, quiz, an application and references to important sources of information on
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Module std.algorithm.searching
This is a submodule of std.algorithm. It contains generic searching algorithms.
| Function Name | Description |
|---|---|
all |
returns true because all elements
are positive |
any |
returns true because at least one
element is positive |
balancedParens |
returns true because the
string has balanced parentheses. |
boyerMooreFinder |
returns "orld"
using the Boyer-Moore algorithm. |
canFind |
returns true . |
count |
Counts elements that are equal to a specified value or satisfy a
predicate. returns 2 and
returns 1 . |
countUntil |
returns the number of steps taken in a to
reach b ; for example, returns
4 . |
commonPrefix |
returns "para" . |
endsWith |
returns true . |
find |
returns "orld" using linear search.
(For binary search refer to std.range.sortedRange.) |
findAdjacent |
returns the subrange starting with
two equal adjacent elements, i.e. [3, 3, 4] . |
findAmong |
returns "cd" because 'c' is
among "qcx" . |
findSkip |
If a = "abcde" , then returns false and
leaves a unchanged, whereas advances a
to "cde" and returns true . |
findSplit |
returns the three ranges "abc" ,
"de" , and "fg" . |
findSplitAfter |
returns the two ranges
"abcde" and "fg" . |
findSplitBefore |
returns the two ranges "abc"
and "defg" . |
minCount |
returns tuple(1, 3) . |
minPos |
returns the subrange [1, 3, 4, 1] ,
i.e., positions the range at the first occurrence of its minimal
element. |
| mismatch |
mismatch("parakeet", "parachute") returns the two ranges
"keet" and "chute" . |
skipOver |
Assume a = "blah" . Then leaves a
unchanged and returns false , whereas
advances a to refer to "ah" and returns true . |
startsWith |
returns true . |
until |
Lazily iterates a range until a specific value is found. |
Functions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
balancedParens
|
Checks whether has "balanced parentheses", i.e. all instances
of are closed by corresponding instances of . The
parameter controls the nesting level allowed. The
most common uses are the default or 0 . In the latter case, no
nesting is allowed.
|
boyerMooreFinder
|
Sets up Boyer-Moore matching for use with below.
By default, elements are compared for equality.
|
commonPrefix
|
Returns the common prefix of two ranges. |
count
|
The first version counts the number of elements x in r for
which pred(x, value) is true . pred defaults to
equality. Performs Ο(haystack.length ) evaluations of pred .
|
countUntil
|
Counts elements in the given forward range
until the given predicate is true for one of the given .
|
countUntil
|
Similar to the previous overload of , except that this one
evaluates only the predicate pred .
|
endsWith
|
Checks if the given range ends with (one of) the given needle(s).
The reciprocal of .
|
find
|
Finds in efficiently using the
Boyer-Moore method.
|
find
|
Finds the first occurrence of a forward range in another forward range. |
find
|
Advances the input range by calling haystack.popFront
until either pred(haystack.front) , or haystack.empty . Performs Ο(haystack.length ) evaluations of pred .
|
find
|
Finds an individual element in an input range. Elements of are compared with by using predicate pred . Performs Ο(walkLength( ) evaluations of pred .
|
find
|
Finds two or more into a . The predicate pred is used throughout to compare elements. By default, elements are
compared for equality.
|
findAdjacent
|
Advances until it finds the first two adjacent elements a ,
b that satisfy pred(a, b) . Performs Ο(r.length )
evaluations of pred .
|
findAmong
|
Searches the given range for an element that matches one of the given choices .
|
findSkip
|
Finds in and positions
right after the first occurrence of .
|
findSplit
|
These functions find the first occurrence of in and then split as follows.
|
findSplitAfter
|
These functions find the first occurrence of in and then split as follows.
|
findSplitBefore
|
These functions find the first occurrence of in and then split as follows.
|
minCount
|
Returns the minimum element of a range together with the number of
occurrences. The function can actually be used for counting the
maximum or any other ordering predicate (that's why maxCount is
not provided).
|
minPos
|
Returns the position of the minimum element of forward range , i.e. a subrange of starting at the position of its
smallest element and with the same ending as . The function
can actually be used for finding the maximum or any other ordering
predicate (that's why maxPos is not provided).
|
skipOver
|
Skip over the initial portion of the first given range that matches the second range, or do nothing if there is no match. |
skipOver
|
Skip over the first element of the given range if it matches the given element, otherwise do nothing. |
startsWith
|
Checks whether the given input range starts with (one of) the given needle(s). |
until
|
Lazily iterates until the element e for which
pred(e, is true.
|
Structs
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
BoyerMooreFinder
|
Sets up Boyer-Moore matching for use with below.
By default, elements are compared for equality.
|
Enums
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
OpenRight
|
Interval option specifier for (below) and others.
|
Templates
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
all
|
Checks if all of the elements verify pred .
|
any
|
Checks if any of the elements verifies pred .
! can be used to verify that none of the elements verify
pred .
|
canFind
|
Convenience function. Like find , but only returns whether or not the search
was successful.
|


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A dropdown is an HTML component that allows the user to choose one value from a list. It is similar to the select box.
Bootstrap Dropdown
Dropdown is toggleable, contextual overlay for displaying lists of links and more. It is made interactive with the included Bootstrap dropdown JavaScript plugin.
Propeller Dropdown
Propeller Dropdown consists of Bootstrap HTML structure with Propeller customized classes based on material design standards.
Types - Based on the type of content, Propeller Dropdown can be categorized into three types: with header, with divider, and with disabled links.
Dropdown with Directions
Dropdown can start from different directions such as from bottom left, bottom right, top left, top right. Add .dropdown-menu-right
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In this case, we are showing the dropdown on the hover of a particular button. In order to open the dropdown on hover, add .pmd-dropdown-hover
to the button.
Hover with header
Hover with divider
Hover with disabled menu items
Configuration Options
The Propeller CSS classes apply various predefined visual enhancements to the dropdown. The table lists the available classes and their effects.
| Propeller Class | Effect | Remark |
|---|---|---|
.dropdown-menu |
Used to create a dropdown menu. | Required |
.dropdown-menu-right |
Used when you want the dropdown menu to open from bottom right. | Optional |
.pmd-dropdown-menu-top-left |
Used when you want the dropdown menu to open from top left. | Optional |
.pmd-dropdown-menu-top-right |
Used when you want the dropdown menu to open from top right. | Optional |
.dropdown-toggle |
Add this class to the button for open and close of the dropdown menu. | Required |
.pmd-dropdown-hover |
Add this class to the button to open the dropdown menu on hover. | Optional |
Events
All dropdown events are fired at the .dropdown-menu's
parent element. All dropdown events have a relatedTarget
property, whose value is the toggling anchor element. See here for more documentation on this.
| Event Type | Description |
|---|---|
show.bs.dropdown |
This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called. |
shown.bs.dropdown |
This event is fired when the dropdown has been made visible to the user (will wait for CSS transitions, to complete). |
hide.bs.dropdown |
This event is fired immediately when the hide instance method has been called. |
hidden.bs.dropdown |
This event is fired when the dropdown has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for CSS transitions, to complete). |


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Ruby gem: gem install magnific-popup-rails
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In sales, you strive to "always be closing". For salespeople looking to "ABC", one common and easy strategy to quickly close (a deal) is to figure out what internal incentive (read: discount) policies are in place and offer that to the prospective customer. Discounts help to shorten the sales cycle, make the buyer feel as if they got a good deal, and may undercut competing products' prices.
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- Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
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Class: c3.Polar.Layer.Segment Abstract
| Defined in: | js/c3-polar.coffee |
| Inherits: | c3.Polar.Layer |
Overview
The root abstract layer for various other layers such as pie and sunburst charts. Do not create a layer of this type directly, instead instantiate one of it's children types.
Extensibility
Each layer creates the following c3.Selection members:
- arcs - for svg:path elements for each arc segment
Direct Known Subclasses
c3.Polar.Layer.Arc c3.Polar.Layer.Pie c3.Polar.Layer.Sunburst
Variables Summary
- version =
-
0.1
- type =
-
'segment'
- key =
-
undefined
REQUIRED [Function] Accessor function to define a unique key for each data element. This has performance implications and is required for some layers and animations.
- value =
-
undefined
[Function] Accessor to get the value of the data element. Used when limiting the number of elements
- limit_elements =
-
undefined
[Number] Limit the number of data elements to render based on their value. This affects the callback index parameter
- pad =
-
undefined
[Number, Function] Number or callback to set the angle in radians to pad between arc segments
- arc_options =
-
undefined
[c3.Selection.Options] Options to apply to each arc segment. For callbacks, the first argument is the data element the second argument is the index
Variable inherited from c3.Polar.Layer
version type _next_uid data name class r t options handlers restyle
Instance Method Summary
- # (void) _init() Bound
- # (void) _update(origin) Bound
- # (void) _draw(origin) Bound
- # (void) _style(style_new) Bound
-
#
(?)
get_position_from_key(key)
Bound
Return the calculated position for a data element
x1 - start angle in
t
domain x2 - end angle int
domain y1 - inner radius inr
domain y2 - outer radius inr
domain
Inherited Method Summary
Methods inherited from
c3.Polar.Layer
#init #_init #size #_size #update #_update #draw #_draw #style #_style #redraw #toPolar
Instance Method Details
#
(void)
_init()
Bound
#
(void)
_update(origin)
Bound
#
(void)
_draw(origin)
Bound
#
(void)
_style(style_new)
Bound
#
(?)
get_position_from_key(key)
Bound
Return the calculated position for a data element
- x1 - start angle in
t
domain - x2 - end angle in
t
domain - y1 - inner radius in
r
domain - y2 - outer radius in
r
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boost::interprocess::named_semaphore
// In header: <boost/interprocess/sync/named_semaphore.hpp> class named_semaphore { public: // construct/copy/destruct named_semaphore(create_only_t, const char *, unsigned int); named_semaphore(open_or_create_t, const char *, unsigned int); named_semaphore(open_only_t, const char *); ~named_semaphore(); // public member functions void post() ; void wait() ; bool try_wait() ; bool timed_wait(const boost::posix_time::ptime &) ; // public static functions static bool remove(const char *) ; };
A semaphore with a global name, so it can be found from different processes. Allows several resource sharing patterns and efficient acknowledgment mechanisms.
named_semaphore
public
construct/copy/destructnamed_semaphore(create_only_t, const char * name, unsigned int initialCount);
Creates a global semaphore with a name, and an initial count. If the semaphore can't be created throws interprocess_exception
named_semaphore(open_or_create_t, const char * name, unsigned int initialCount);
Opens or creates a global semaphore with a name, and an initial count. If the semaphore is created, this call is equivalent to named_semaphore(create_only_t, ...) If the semaphore is already created, this call is equivalent to named_semaphore(open_only_t, ... ) and initialCount is ignored.
named_semaphore(open_only_t, const char * name);
Opens a global semaphore with a name if that semaphore is previously. created. If it is not previously created this function throws interprocess_exception.
~named_semaphore();
Destroys *this and indicates that the calling process is finished using the resource. The destructor function will deallocate any system resources allocated by the system for use by this process for this resource. The resource can still be opened again calling the open constructor overload. To erase the resource from the system use remove().
named_semaphore
public member functionsvoid post() ;
Increments the semaphore count. If there are processes/threads blocked waiting for the semaphore, then one of these processes will return successfully from its wait function. If there is an error an interprocess_exception exception is thrown.
void wait() ;
Decrements the semaphore. If the semaphore value is not greater than zero, then the calling process/thread blocks until it can decrement the counter. If there is an error an interprocess_exception exception is thrown.
bool try_wait() ;
Decrements the semaphore if the semaphore's value is greater than zero and returns true. If the value is not greater than zero returns false. If there is an error an interprocess_exception exception is thrown.
bool timed_wait(const boost::posix_time::ptime & abs_time) ;
Decrements the semaphore if the semaphore's value is greater than zero and returns true. Otherwise, waits for the semaphore to the posted or the timeout expires. If the timeout expires, the function returns false. If the semaphore is posted the function returns true. If there is an error throws sem_exception


Paradigm changing innovation is often not just software. This is valid for the introduction of computers, laptops, smartphones, electric cars, robots. If a company understands how to build hardware they are able to create complete verticals. One of the most successful companies in the world, Apple, is a hardware company.
Hardware on itself is a commodity business. However, with software, and especially smart software, machine learning, artificial intelligence, there are services built on top of the hardware that can be sold as well. These all come with much higher margins than hardware alone. Monetization can be done through up-selling services (e.g. additional AI functionality, or cloud storage), or by providing a market place (as with the Apple and Google stores). It can also be done through lease constructs where a manufacturer benefits from recurring revenue in exchange for maintenance, installation, support, and other services on top of the hardware itself.
An integrated service offering is not trivial to build. It requires both hardware engineers as well as experts in machine learning. It requires very flexible engineers, just being an electronics engineer is not enough.
An example. Crownstone, one of the companies funded through Almende Investments created a smart electronic connector that be used in parallel with an ordinary light switch. The solution for this is cross-cutting multiple disciplines. First, the user is explained how to add an additional wire at the switch so an ordinary light switch is changed into a pulse switch. During the time the switch is physically traveling from one pole to the next, there is a short dip in the supply voltage of the Crownstone connector. The Crownstone connector is electronically equiped with a capacitor that gives it enough “battery”-power to stay powered on when this voltage drops temporarily. This is a decisison by the electronic engineer! Moreover, there is a voltage measurement circuit that samples with a rate of multiple kHz and there is firmware that detects if a dip has taken place. This is done through signal processing by the firmware engineers! If the engineers would just do their job on their own island, such functionality would be impossible to offer to the customers!
There is another benefit of the contemporary software-infused hardware startups. Back in the day, only revenue and returns were metrics that could be used by investors. With modern hardware, there are all kind of metrics that can be used by investors to understand hardware companies with not so much traction yet. The hardware companies get constant feedback on product usage and other metrics that are normally only SaaS metrics.
It is also possible to see hardware as a Troyan horse for software. With a very good software offering, it might not be so trivial to switch from one product to the next.
Modern hardware due to its software can become a completely new product overnight. For example, people are diligently waiting for a new software update for a Fuji camera. To describe the sentiment: “Fujifilm has a history of releasing firmware updates so significant that you feel like you’re downloading a brand new camera”. In the beginning people might not notice this, but over the course of time this has the potential of gathering many fans! It moreover justifies a service or subscription model and is in accordance with sustainability goals.


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Hey, it's the 10th BNPR Show.
A celebration of stylized rendering.
The highlights on this show:
Beginner's guide to texture painting
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Community reveal NPR secrets
Please enjoy the awesome sauce!
Show Notes are here.


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Last Action Hero (1993) A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp (C) 1997 by Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: What must have sounded like a surefire idea on paper somehow falls flat onscreen. Arnold tries, and has his usual goofy charm, but he can't redeem this one.
LAST ACTION HERO (that's right, no "the" in the title) has one of the best premises I could imagine for a movie, and one of the least involving payoffs. It's about a kid named Danny, who's a fan of a series of Big Man With An Even Bigger Gun action movies, all named after its hero, Jack Slater. Jack Slater is played, of course, by Arnold Schwartzenegger.
One night Danny gets a sneak preview to see JACK SLATER IV, and by plot mechanisms too complicated to relate here, gets sucked into the movie. Literally. He winds up in the back of Jack Slater's car, ducking bullets, and pleading for his life ("My name's Danny -- I'm a, a kid!" he shouts).
What happens next has terrific promise. Danny is intimately familiar with movie conventions, and tries to use his knowledge of same to keep both him and Jack a step ahead of the bad guys (Charles Dance and Tom Noonan). However, Jack (not Arnold, but the character Jack!) is a tough nut: for instance, Danny points out that all the phone numbers in movies have a 555 prefix, using the phone book to support this, and asks Jack how they can do this when there are millions of people living in Los Angeles alone? "That's why they have area codes!" Jack retorts. And so on.
There are many individually funny moments. One, which is basically a throwaway, has Danny re-making HAMLET in his head as a Jack Slater movie. Another has about a billion cameos walking in and out of a police station, and a third (possibly the funniest gag in the movie) deals with who plays The Terminator in Jack Slater's universe. (No, I won't ruin it.)
Strangely, the promise never gets realized. Instead, the movies makes the critical mistake of taking its ricepaper-thin plot seriously, and gets gimmicked up with over-the-top action sequences that don't fit. One of the dangers of making fun of movies like LETHAL WEAPON is that the original material had a wicked sense of self-knowledge, and could kid itself openly, so making fun of something like that would be a fool's errand. LAST ACTION HERO makes that mistake, and as a result the movie gets bogged down in synthetic confrontations that are not as interesting as the movie's original leap of wonder.
There's more problems. The movie also fumbles its business with the line between imagination and reality -- fumbles it so badly that when Jack and Arnold finally DO meet, NOTHING HAPPENS. Nothing, that is to say, of interest or substance. We get a couple of pat emotional countercharges flung back and forth, and that's it. Where's the astonishment or wonder? And perhaps that's the biggest problem with the movie: it assumes that tons of cameos and lots of movie in-jokes will take the place of a real, sustained sense of wonder about what's going on.
Woody Allen, before his downfall, made a wonderful little movie about the line between cinema fantasy and gritty reality, named THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO. In its modest way, it did everything that LAST ACTION HERO never manages to touch.
Two out of four Big Fracking Guns.
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Glossary
- Accessor
A class with an interface to access one element of a data Field and its neighbors. See section Stencil Operators.
- Apply-Method
Main method of a Stencil Operator. Multiple overloads can exist for different Vertical Intervals. See section Apply-Method.
- Axis
A class to generate Vertical Regions of an Iteration Space. See section Stencil Composition.
- Backend
GridTools provides several backends, allowing to run the same code efficiently on different hardware architectures. See section Selecting the Backend.
- Boundary condition
An operation applied to points at the edges/corners/faces of a 3D cube (usually the Global Boundary). See section Boundary Conditions.
- Cache
- Computation
A set of Multi-Stages, see section Stencil Composition.
- Data Store
An object that manages a logical multidimensional array of values. See section Data Store Synopsis.
- Data View
An object that allows to access and modify the elements of a Data Store through a tuple of indices. See section Data View Synopsis.
- Execution Model
Definition of the order of execution of a GridTools Computations. See section Execution Model.
- Extent
The maximum relative offsets along the coordinate axes at which data is accessed around the Iteration Point. See section Stencil Operators.
- Field
Multi-dimensional data representing a physical field, e.g. temperature. Often used as a synonym for multi-dimensional data in general or a Data Store in particular.
- GCL
The GridTools Communication Module. See section Halo Exchanges.
- Global Boundary
Boundary of the Global Domain when using distributed computing. See section Distributed Boundary Conditions.
- Global Domain
The compute domain that is composed from all domains of the subprocesses that participate in a distributed computation. See section Distributed Boundary Conditions.
- Global Parameter
A special 0-dimensional Data Store for read-only data. See section Global Parameters.
- Grid
The grid is the object that defines the Iteration Space. See section Defining the Iteration Space: the Grid.
- Halo
Additional data points around the main compute data. Used for boundary conditions or distributed computations (see Halo Exchanges). Halo information is also in the Data Store to allow correct data alignment. The size of the Halo regions is often described by a Halo Descriptor. For boundary conditions, see sections Boundary Conditions and Distributed Boundary Conditions.
- Halo Descriptor
An object defining the Halo regions of a Computation. See section Halo Descriptor.
- Halo Exchange
Communication of Halo data points between multiple processes. See section Halo Exchanges and section Distributed Boundary Conditions.
- Iteration Point
A triple of indices. The horizontal indices are often denoted by i and j, while k refers to the vertical index. Stencil Operators are written relative to the current iteration point.
- Iteration Space
A set of Iteration Points on which a stencil is applied. See section Defining the Iteration Space: the Grid.
- Layout Map
A (compile time) sequence of integer values, defining the storage layout of a Data Store. See section Storage Library.
- Masked Dimension
A dimension with stride 0.
- Multi-Stage
A partially-order collection of Stages with an associated Vertical Execution Order. See Execution Model and section Stencil Composition.
- Placeholder
Placeholders allow compile-time naming of Stencil Operator arguments. See section The Notion of a Stage.
- Software-Managed Cache
User-defined caching of Fields during a Multi-Stage, which has a Cache Policy and a Cache Type. See section Software-Managed Caches.
- Stage
A Stencil Operator with associated Placeholders. See Execution Model and section Stencil Composition.
- Stencil Operator
Struct or class that defines a stencil operation. See section Stencil Operators.
- Storage Traits
Similar to the Backend, storage traits allow to select a storage type suitable for a given architecture. See, e.g., section Storage Traits.
- Vertical Execution Order
Order of execution (forward, backward, parallel) along the vertical axis on an Iteration Space. See Execution Model.
- Vertical Interval
A compile-time defined subset of an Iteration Space, possibly covering only parts of the vertical iteration range. See section Vertical Regions and Vertical Boundary Conditions.
- Vertical Region
A Vertical Interval with associated run-time vertical iteration range. See section Vertical Regions and Vertical Boundary Conditions.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related POLITY 1. Specify deadlines in SMSs for Aadhaar linking, Supreme Court tells mobile service providers and banks 2. Haj subsidy to be phased out next year 3. Judiciary best judge of competence: SC Collegium 4. SC: Engineering degrees secured since 2001 via correspondence invalid INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 1. Pak. faces flak over terror funding 2. India, Bangladesh to kick off combat exercise in Mizoram next week C. GS3 Related ECONOMICS 1. Private sector must invest more in contract farming: PM INTERNAL SECURITY 1. IAF, DRDO successfully test indigenous ‘glide’ bomb, to be inducted soon D. GS4 Related E. Prelims Fact F. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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Context:
- Petition challenging the linking of mobile numbers with Aadhaar The Supreme Court ordered that mobile service providers and banks should mention that February 6, 2018 and December 31, 2017 are the last dates for Aadhaar linking.
In news:
- The Supreme Court on Friday sent a clear message to the public to not panic, by directing mobile service providers and banks to specify the last dates for linking mobile numbers and bank accounts to Aadhaar in the SMSs and e-mails they send to millions of subscribers.
- The Supreme Court Bench made it clear that the question of the very validity of the Aadhaar scheme is scheduled to be heard from the last week of November 2017.
- In case, by any chance, if the hearing is delayed, the petitioners are at liberty to mention for an extension in the Aadhaar linking of bank accounts.
Contention of the petitioner:
- The petitioners challenging the Aadhaar scheme argue that the mandatory requirement of Aadhaar for public welfare schemes “constrict rights and freedoms which a citizen has long been enjoying unless and until they part with their personal biometric information to the government”.
- The petitions have termed the Aadhaar Act of 2016 unconstitutional and contrary to concept of limited and accountable governance.
PMLA and Aadhaar :
- Rule 2(b) of the Prevention of Money Laundering (Maintenance of Records) Second Amendment Rules of 2017 requires Aadhaar for opening new bank accounts and for verification of existing bank accounts by December 31, 2017, failing which the “bank accounts will cease to be operational”.
2. Haj subsidy to be phased out next year
In news:
- Haj subsidy borne by the government and extended to pilgrims travelling to Saudi Arabia could be phased out as early as 2018.
- Supreme Court order: The subsidy was to be phased out after a Supreme Court order recommended the same to the government in 2012, with 2022 as the outer limit.
New Alternative plans:
- Government is planning to spend the funds on educational programmes especially for girl children of the minority community.
Reformative measures:
- Among the recommendations was reducing the Haj subsidy to nil by 2018, allowing women without a male relative/escort/ mehram to undertake the Haj and to reduce embarkation points for Haj from 22 to nine airports which had flights to Saudi Arabia.
3. Judiciary best judge of competence: SC Collegium
Context:
- Appointment of Judges.
- Supreme Court observation: Let judiciary, and not the Intelligence Bureau (IB), be the best judge of professional competence of candidates considered for judicial appointments
In news:
- The Collegium of Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, Justices J. Chelameswar and Ranjan Gogoi made it clear that the IB should not delve into the professional competence of persons shortlisted for the judiciary.
- The IB does a background check on the candidates once their names are considered for elevation by the High Court Collegium concerned.
- The Supreme Court Collegium further laid down that only factually proven information supplied by the IB on candidates should be taken cognisance of by the Collegium.
4. SC: Engineering degrees secured since 2001 via correspondence invalid
In news:
- In a major setback to thousands of students who pursued engineering studies through correspondence courses offered by deemed universities in the last 16 years, the Supreme Court declared that the degrees were invalid, putting them at risk of losing jobs obtained on the basis of the certificates.
- SC observation: the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) did not approve distance learning programmes in engineering studies and the approval granted by the Distance Education Council (DEC) for such courses was illegal.
- The SC decision exposes the extent to which the regulatory system was compromised as the courses were being run for more than a decade and a half without attracting serious scrutiny.
Keep a vigil:
- The apex court directed the Centre to create an oversight mechanism to regulate deemed universities, saying that UGC completely failed to curb the commercialisation of education.
- It asked the government to review the deemed university status of various institutions.
Category: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1. Pak. faces flak over terror funding
Context:
- Financial Action Task Force plenary in Buenos Aires
- FATF looks into the matters of terror financing.
- China vetoed the latest bid to have Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar designated at the UNSC.
In news:
- Pakistan has failed to penalise or curb the activities of any of the terror groups [designated by the UNSC].
- India raised the issue at the International Cooperation Review Group (ICRG) in Argentina. Other countries supported India and now Pakistan has to submit a compliance report during the next session in February 2018.
FATFs’ International Cooperation Review Group (ICRG) directives:
- Pakistan has been asked to report again in February on action taken against designated terror groups such as the Lashkar-e-Taiba and its off-shoots Jamaat-ud Dawa and Falah-i-Insaniyat.
About FATF:
- The Financial Action Task Force (on Money Laundering) (FATF), is an intergovernmental organization founded in 1989 on the initiative of the G7 to develop policies to combat money laundering.
- In 2001 the purpose expanded to act on terrorism financing.
- The 37-member FATF is a voluntary group, without much power to enforce its ruling, it works through “peer pressure” and “naming and shaming” countries into compliance on terror finance by putting them on “grey lists and black lists”.
2. India, Bangladesh to kick off combat exercise in Mizoram next week
In news:
- Exercise Sampriti: The Indian and Bangladeshi armies are all set to hold an intensive combat exercise at the Counter-Insurgency and Jungle Warfare School at Vairengte in Mizoram from next week as part of the overall policy to bolster bilateral military ties.
- The aim behind “Exercise Sampriti is to enhance interoperability between the two armies while conducting counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations in a semi-mountainous jungle terrain.
- “Sampriti will include a field training exercise at Vairengte, which will include heli-borne operations and neutralization of IEDs, and a command post exercise called Milap .
- Interestingly, the two armies will also hold a joint training capsule on anti-terror operations. The capsule’s main aim will to be train junior commanders of the Bangladesh Army in effectively handling such operations.
- The Indian armed forces, seeking closer cooperation on the counter-terrorism front, are working towards “building capacity” of the Bangladesh military, which ranges from training and exercises to military supplies and defence technologies.
- Bilateral naval cooperation has been traditionally strong, encompassing a wide span to include operational interactions through training, port calls, passage exercises along with “capability building and capacity augmentation initiatives”. The Bangladeshi Navy is also the present chair of the Indian Ocean Symposium (IONS), which is a multilateral maritime cooperation platform launched by the Indian Navy.
1. Private sector must invest more in contract farming: PM
Context:
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi address at World Food India (WFI) 2017.
In news:
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked the private sector to invest more in contract farming, raw material-sourcing and creating agri-linkages.
- He also pointed out that there are huge opportunities for global super-market chains considering India as a major outsourcing hub.
- Besides, he suggested that aerated drinks manufacturers consider blending 5% fruit juice in their products, and said such a procedure has major potential since fruit-juice based drinks are an intrinsic part of Indian food habits.
- In addition, he pitched for a venture based on ‘nutrition-rich and climate-smart crops’ to boost production and supply of India’s coarse grains and millets that ‘not only have high nutritional value, but can also withstand adverse agro-climatic conditions’.
1. IAF, DRDO successfully test indigenous ‘glide’ bomb, to be inducted soon
In news:
- SAAW (Smart Anti Airfield Weapon): An indigenously developed light weight ‘Glide’ bomb has been successfully tested in Chandipur in Odisha.
- A major milestone in the indigenous capabilities to develop guided bombs.
- The bomb is guided through precision navigation system, reached the targets at greater than 70 km range, with high accuracies.
- The guided bomb is developed by the Research Centre Imarat (RCI), Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), along with other laboratories of the DRDO and the Indian Air Force.
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F. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. Consider the following statements
- The Financial Action Task Force (on Money Laundering) (FATF), is an intergovernmental organization founded in 1989 on the initiative of the G7.
- The main aim of FATF is to develop policies to combat money laundering.
Choose the correct statement from the options given below
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
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Question 2. Consider the following statements
- Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPADA Yojana is a comprehensive package which will result in creation of modern infrastructure with efficient supply chain management from farm gate to retail outlet.
- Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPADA Yojana will be implemented by Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI).
Choose the correct statements from the options given below
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
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Question 3. The Gangotri National Park (GNP) is located in which state?
- Chhattisgarh
- Bihar
- Uttrakhand
- West Bengal
Question 4. Jorwe culture, a Chalcolithic culture, was first discovered in which of the following states of India?
- Maharashtra
- Rajasthan
- Gujarat
- Jammu & Kashmir
Question 5. Silver Tanka” and “Copper Jital” coins were introduced by:
- Iltutmish
- Abu Bakr Shah
- Firuz Shah Tughlaq
- Sikander Lodi
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- To enhance the quality of democracy in India the Election Commission of India has proposed electoral reforms in 2016. What are the suggested reforms and how far are they significant to make democracy successful?
GS Paper III
- What are the salient features of ‘inclusive growth’? Has India been experiencing such a growth process? Analyze and suggest measures for inclusive growth.
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The project is PrivExchange and now has a C# and Powershell implementation.


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Installing on Amazon AWS
Here are the steps to install the stand-alone version of RAMADDA on an AWS instance.
Create an EC2 Instance
- From the EC2 Dashboard (e.g., https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home)
go to the Instances page and select "Launch Instance".
- Choose an Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Pick a standard Amazon Linux 2 AMI image. Note: RAMADDA can run on REDHAT Linux but the installer
has not been fully tested.
- Choose an Instance Type
The instance type depends on your expected load. For example
https://geodesystems.com runs on a t2.medium but a
t2.micro or t2.small works just fine.
- Configure Instance Details
The defaults should be OK but you may want to create a new network and subnet.
- Add Storage
The instance comes with a smallish volume where /home is mounted.
You should add a new volume.
This is where RAMADDA's home directory, uploaded files and database will be stored. The size depends on the expected size of your RAMADDA use.
For example, for the https://geodesystems.com
repository (which has a ton of content) the database size is ~4GB and the files take up ~20GB.
- Configure Security Group
Create a security group with the following ports:
SSH port 22
HTTP port 80 - Source should be the default <IP_ADDRESS>/0, ::/0
HTTPS port 443 - Source should be the default <IP_ADDRESS>/0, ::/0
- Review Instance Launch
Create (or select an existing) key pair file (e.g., ramadda.pem) and download it.
This is what you use to SSH to your instance. Do not lose it!
Once downloaded, you will need to change permissions on your pem file, e.g.
chmod 600 ramadda.pem
- Elastic IPS (optional)
By default the IP address associated with your instance can change when the instance is stopped and restarted. You can use the AWS Elastic IP service to create a permanent IP address for your instance. In the AWS console under Network and Security select "Elastic IPs". Next, select "Allocate Elastic IP address" to create a new IP address. Then associate the IP address with your new instance.
Configure your instance
Once your instance is running here are the steps to configure and install RAMADDA.
- From the Instances page view the details of your instance to see its IPv4 Public IP
- SSH to your instance using the PEM file:
ssh -i <.pem file> ec2-user@<server IP address>
- It is best to update the instance:
sudo yum update -y
- Fetch then unzip the RAMADDA installer:
wget -O ramaddainstaller.zip https://geodesystems.com/repository/release/latest/ramaddainstaller.zip
unzip ramaddainstaller.zip
- Run the installer - make sure to give it the absolute path:
sudo sh /home/ec2-user/ramaddainstaller/installer.sh
The installer will walk you through a number of installation steps to setup the directories, and install and configure
Java, Postgres and the RAMADDA server.
The installer will:
Once running you need to finish the configuration through the RAMADDA web interface:
https://<IP address>/repository
The install process will display an installation password that you enter through the web interface.
Note: since the SSL certificate is self-signed your browser will display a warning when accessing the site.
Server files
The install will result in:
/home/ec2-user/ramaddainstaller - The installer
/home/ec2-user/ramaddainstaller/update.sh - A script to run to update your RAMADDA server. Run it as
sudo sh /home/ec2-user/ramaddainstaller/update.sh
/home/ec2-user/ramadda - The installed server
/home/ec2-user/ramadda/ramadda.log - The log output of the server
/mnt/ramadda/repository - The RAMADDA home directory.
/mnt/ramadda/repository/install.properties - Holds the database password
/mnt/ramadda/repository/keystore - The generated keystore. Replace this with a real certificate
/mnt/ramadda/repository/ssl.properties - Holds the keystore passwords
/mnt/ramadda/repository/install.properties - Holds the configuration password
/mnt/ramadda/repository/db.properties - Holds the database password
/mnt/ramadda/pgsql - Postgres database


Amitabh Bachchan prepares for Indian Express 26-11 event
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan will perform at The Indian Express’ 26/11 Stories of Strength event this week. Big B performed at last two editions of the event as well.
24 Nov 2019, 14:19
A performance by megastar Amitabh Bachchan at The Indian Express’ 26/11 Stories of Strength event will take place in Mumbai this week. Here Bachchan is seen rehearsing on Saturday night. (Express photo)
This is the third consecutive year that Bachchan has been part of the memorial event to mark the terror attacks on Mumbai. (Express photo)
Here, Amitabh Bachchan can be seen in conversation with choreographer Shiamak Davar. (Express photo)
Amitabh Bachchan will be a part of performance, which has been choreographed by Shiamak and his troupe. The full show is curated by Anand Tiwari. (Express photo)
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will be chief guest at the event and his cabinet colleague Nitin Gadkari will be the guest of honour. The Stories of Strength event is an initiative to honour the survivors and families of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. (Express photo)
The show will also feature Vicky Kaushal, Radhika Apte, Tisca Chopra, Dr L Subramaniam, Kavitha Krishnamurthy and others. The initiative was originally conceived by The Indian Express Group in association with Facebook. (Express photo)
Big B performed at last two editions of 26/11 Stories of Strength as well. (Express photo) The Indian Express 26/11 Stories of Strength will be live streamed across all digital platforms of Indian Express Group, as well as ABP News, Republic TV and BIG 92.7 FM. The memorial event will also be broadcast exclusively on Star Plus and Hotstar on Saturday, November 30, 2019 at 9.30 pm.


Periodistas Northwest was founded in 2019. Esmy is one of three original founders. The organization has over 20 members and is the newest chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Periodistas Northwest's mission is to engage and support local Latinx and Hispanic journalists in newsrooms across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
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Fairy Tales teach moral lessons and promote reading, education and literacy to children. Presenting children an ebook about themselves will grab their attention and encourage them to read more often. Creating a personalized fairy tale is fast and easy. You can choose within a variety of fairy tales templates, provide the child's personalized data such as the name, and have the tale generated in PDF and ePub formats, readable on your mobile devices (Apple, Sony, Android, Kindle...)


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There's a lot of variables that would change the feel of a switch. Spring swaps would affect:
switch return or how snappy the switch is
resting weight (when the switch is just chilling on your keyboard)
actuation weight
bottom out weight
how drastic the difference when bottoming out between all of those weights are (typing feel)
There are other variables like amount of coils and the distance between the coils, but we are strictly talking about length here.
If you have same bottom out weight, but longer spring, the longer spring makes the starting/resting weight and actuation weight higher, meaning it'll feel less stiff and more consistent.
If same bottom out weight, but shorter spring, the shorter spring makes the resting weight and actuation weight lower, and it'll make you feel like it takes a lot more force to bottom out, since you start out at a lower weight.
Switch housings compress springs to about 10mm, so pre-load means how much the spring is compressed in your switches. Because of the different compressions, you will have different force curves, which is usually shown as a graph where you see how much force is needed as you bottom out and let go.
The shorter spring will feel heavy faster as you press the switch, and will need more *FURTHER force to bottom out.
The longer spring will actually be heavier from the get-go, but you need less *FURTHER force to bottom out.
*The longer spring will also feel more consistent/smoother throughout the keystroke, since the force doesn't increase as much the further you press the key.
Example: (NUMBERS ARE MADE UP, BUT ARE USED TO DEMONSTRATE THE DIFFERENCES DUE TO SPRING LENGTH) 16mm 67g TX Long Spring could have a starting point at 55g, bottom out at 67g
20mm Flashquark Long Spring could have a starting point at 60g, bottom out at 67g
20mm+ Kinetic Labs Long Spring could have a starting point at 62g, bottom out at 67g
These slight mm differences can go a long way. As you press to bottom out, depending on the length of your spring, the force increases LESS when the spring is LONGER.
Calculating Bottom Out and Actuation in Detail - https://www.reddit.com/r/switchmodders/comments/oh3m2x/spring_swapping_to_lighter_switches_and_return/h4nc2v6/?context=3
Force Curve of Cherry MX Red - https://www.cherrymx.de/en/mx-original/mx-red.html
A Thread That Contributed To This Help Doc on Keebtalk - https://www.keebtalk.com/t/about-springs/6971
Thanks u/yin66 for this great write up!


function coalesce(expression [, expression]*)
Returns the first non-NULL value in the list of expressions passed to it. In case all arguments are NULL, NULL will be returned.
Arguments:
MATCH (a) WHERE a.name='Alice' RETURN coalesce(a.hairColor, a.eyes)


What is this?
The Data Visualizer is a data analysis web tool.
It takes as input JSON files saved by Curse of Mermos at the end of a play session.
The tool is designed to work with small amounts of data at once; no more than 500 can be viewed at the same time.
Because of the limited quantity of data, all the processing is done locally by the browser so if a lot of files are loaded you might notice a bit of lag on import.
Keep in mind that it is meant to be run in the studio LAN so by design it is not very network efficient.
How do I use it?
Before you try to view any reports:
- Check that the \\savedata folder contains the playtest files which you want to load.
- If you have changed the contents of the savedata folder run the Re-Index script from the top left menu.
!Only the contents of the savedata folder are used for reports. If you remove files from there they are also removed from the database on next Re-Index! This allows you absolute freedom to import/remove data but be cautious when deleting.
After the desired data is loaded:
- Select a time frame to read the files.
- If viewing single reports also select the specific data set you wish to load.
- ???
- Profit!
If after you re-index the data you don't see the new data sets you might need to clear your browser cache.
About
The serverside file processing is done with a BASH script and the web part is HTML/CSS/JavaScript. I've also used the following libraries and resources:
It has been tested and works as intended on Firefox 34+, Chrome 39+ and Internet Explorer 11. Works on mobile but a big screen is definitely recommended
The source can be found on the git repository - Playtest Data Analyzer
The project is released under an MIT License.
Made by Andrei TreiPatru. Say hi!
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The Git Database API gives you access to read and write raw Git objects to your Git database on GitHub Enterprise and to list and update your references (branch heads and tags).
This basically allows you to reimplement a lot of Git functionality over our API - by creating raw objects directly into the database and updating branch references you could technically do just about anything that Git can do without having Git installed.
Git Database API functions will return a 409 Conflict
if the Git
repository is empty or unavailable. An unavailable repository typically means
GitHub Enterprise is in the process of creating the repository. For an empty
repository, you can use the
Create or update file contents
endpoint to create content and initialize the repository so you can use the
Git Database API. Contact your GitHub Enterprise site administrator if this
response status persists.
For more information on the Git object database, please read the Git Internals chapter of the Pro Git book.
As an example, if you wanted to commit a change to a file in your repository, you would:
It might seem complex, but it's actually pretty simple when you understand the model and it opens up a ton of things you could potentially do with the API.


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Cambridge Annotated |
Contains the work of Howard Clark Kee including a summary of the development of the canon, introductions to the books, notes
and cross references. Originally published in 1993, NRSV
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| LIF |
Life Application |
A project of Tyndale House Publishers and Zondervan intended to help readers apply the Bible to daily living. Living Bible,
King James, New International, NASB
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| MAC |
Macarthur |
A King James version study Bible with notes by James Macarthur first published in 1997 |
| OXF |
Oxford Annotated |
A study Bible originally published in the 1960s and based on the RSV / NRSV |
| NNT |
Studiebibel, Det Nye testamentet |
Norwegian study Bible, New Testament |
| NOX |
New Oxford Annotated |
Published in 1991 and based on the New Revised Standard version |
| NSB |
Norsk studiebibel |
Norwegian study Bible |
| RYR |
Ryrie |
Based on the work of Charles C. Ryrie. King James, NI, NASB |
| SCO |
Scofield |
A study Bible based on the early 20th century work of C.I. Scofield. Based on the King James version |
| SPR |
Spirit Filled |
A transdenominational study Bible for persons from the Pentecostal/Charismatic traditions |
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Liverpool's Adam Lallana becomes a surprise target for Paris Saint-Germain
Adam Lallana has become a target for Paris Saint-Germain and could make a shock move to the French champions on a free transfer in the summer.
The 31-year-old has struggled for game time at Liverpool over the last two years due to injuries and the stiff competition for places in the Reds starting XI.
The front three of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino are guaranteed starters, which has forced Lallana to compete with the central midfielders, where there is also a lot of competition, with Jordan Henderson, Fabinho, Georginio Wijnaldum, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and James Milner all battling for places.
Lallana’s contract expires at the end of the season and he is free to negotiate with club from abroad in January, with six months left on his deal.
PSG are keen to bring in the England international on a free transfer in the summer, reports the Mirror, as they look to replace Edison Cavani who is heading to LA Galaxy as a replacement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp spoke in glowing terms about Lallana when he scored the equaliser for the Reds against Manchester United in October, but did not provide any confirmation about where his future lies.
‘This weekend we had a long talk in general about our situation, and he is completely relaxed and fine and knows how difficult it is at the moment to come into the team,’ said the German.
‘But he just trains well and he deserved that; it was 25-30 minutes and he had a proper impact. Then scoring a goal… wow! That was really, really nice.
‘Then the heart rate went up a bit because VAR was involved – but he said he knew it would not be offside, so that was all fine. A wonderful story. A wonderful, wonderful story.’


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Dreams is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind.
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Dreams is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind.
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Dreams is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind.
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Dreams is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind.
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Dreams is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind.
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Dreams is a free PSD web template built by Mathavan Jaya. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind.
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majaX stands for micro asynchronous javascript and X
(X stands for XML, JSON, CSV, Plaintext, Binary, …)
make AJAX Requests and parse return values
License: MIT
Version: 0.2.6
Date: 7.2013
Test this code on the associated github page:
Feel free to contact me via eMail, on App.net or on Twitter. This software will be continually developed. Suggestions and tips are always welcome.


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One use case for DoodleBoard is in a classroom environment, as a means of engaging students to participate in a lesson. Art classes would especially benefit from this as its artistic possibilities are obvious and quite endless. Mathematics classes could allow students to answer simple math problems on their own devices, or collaboratively work on a single problem.
When used in a business setting it can be used to increase the efficiency of meetings by allowing participants to offer their own input, sketch out an idea or a concept, or even in helping to keep all members interested and paying attention. DoodleBoard makes it easy to offer input quickly and efficiently.
DoodleBoard can also be used in a home to allow you and your friends to draw all at the same time for fun. It can be used as a game board for Pictionary, or to doodle on family pictures or home movies. The things that can be done on DoodleBoard are limited only by the creativity of the users, in turn allowing for an endless amount of fun or productivity.


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Hi! I'm Mario; a computer science student and a cyber security practitioner. I love adventure and challenges; I crave new experiences. Perhaps, that is why I am so fond of traveling, trying new foods, and learning new languages. Throughout high school the endevors that consumed my time all fell into the same category: puzzles.
Programming, penetration testing, and mathematics are all captivating puzzles; when programming you get wrapped in the lines of code, when penetration testing you are enticed to find the next exploitable vulnerability, and when you are trying to prove a difficult math problem you are entrapped by the mathematics of it all. It was the beautiful world of math that gave birth to my love for programming. I will never forget the first time I tested my code on the robot that my robotics team had been working on for weeks:
We all gathered and I sat there, paralyzed, almost as if it were waiting, the robot jerked forward as I pushed the joystick. Everyone lit up with joy, and for me, there are no words to describe how it felt to watch it move after countless hours of work. I was in awe at how a couple lines of code could produce such tangible results. A physical robot was moving!
This is why I enjoy returning to mentor students in my robotics team. I strive to inspire students to never settle, to discover, and to seek challenges. The endless possibilities and the power of a couple of lines of code led me to a different type of puzzle.
The word hacking has become infamous, too many people think of crime when they hear the word; while in reality, hacking is simply the art of creativity. It is the art of solving puzzles that were not meant to be solved. Programming has taught me to learn to break things as it can only result in an improvement in the following iteration; this is why security leaders perform sophisticated adversarial attack simulations. Penetration testing has become a home for me as it provides me the ultimate puzzle that requires all my passions to solve; math, programming, and technical knowledge.


Pogba Chills With Music Legend Ahead Of His Comeback
by SL SocialAs one of the most popular figures in world football, Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba was spotted chilling alongside one of music's most famous figures during the international break. Check it out!
The Frenchman has spent the majority of the season so far on the sidelines, having battled with an ankle injury ever since United's 1-1 draw with Arsenal back in September.
Since then, the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner was spotted undergoing some rigorous warm-weather training in Dubai last month, but remained in a cast until earlier this month.
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Now without his foot brace, the ex-Juventus man was recently seen hanging out with world-renowned music producer Pharrell Williams, as well as NBA star Jimmy Butler.
It seems like Pogba is well-connected in the music industry, as he has been seen chilling with the likes of Drake, Stormzy, Designer and Jamie Foxx in the past.
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A backwards-compatible fs.realpath for Node v6 and above
In Node v6, the JavaScript implementation of fs.realpath was replaced with a faster (but less resilient) native implementation. That raises new and platform-specific errors and cannot handle long or excessively symlink-looping paths.
This module handles those cases by detecting the new errors and falling back to the JavaScript implementation. On versions of Node prior to v6, it has no effect.
var rp = require('fs.realpath')
// async version
rp.realpath(someLongAndLoopingPath, function (er, real) {
// the ELOOP was handled, but it was a bit slower
})
// sync version
var real = rp.realpathSync(someLongAndLoopingPath)
// monkeypatch at your own risk!
// This replaces the fs.realpath/fs.realpathSync builtins
rp.monkeypatch()
// un-do the monkeypatching
rp.unmonkeypatch()


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I am a community person with extensive experience in Data Science, cloud and analytics. He believes in producing good ROI for the business. His expertise describes catalyzing value strategies and value creation through identification of innovative ideas. With the same vision he co-founded byteHub.


The dual strands of the twisted emotions
The rust in the blood of fearless nations ...
Candles burn brighter to rain some light
But in the end the darkness bites!
The single mother feeds her child,
When the dog meets the wolves from the wild ...
The rustling whistle of yellow trees
Can thee shackled passions ever break free?
The tight clenched fist
The riders from the mist
Hope still screams
And love still breathes


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| abs | abs |
| acos | acos |
| add_months | add_months |
| agg | Summarize data across columns |
| agg | summarize |
| alias | alias |
| approxCountDistinct | approxCountDistinct |
| arrange | Arrange |
| array_contains | array_contains |
| as.data.frame | Download data from a DataFrame into a data.frame |
| as.data.frame-method | Download data from a DataFrame into a data.frame |
| as.DataFrame | Create a DataFrame |
| asc | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| ascii | ascii |
| asin | asin |
| atan | atan |
| atan2 | atan2 |
| attach | Attach DataFrame to R search path |
| attach-method | Attach DataFrame to R search path |
| avg | avg |
| base64 | base64 |
| between | between |
| between | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| bin | bin |
| bitwiseNOT | bitwiseNOT |
| cache | Cache |
| cacheTable | Cache Table |
| cancelJobGroup | Cancel active jobs for the specified group |
| cast | Casts the column to a different data type. |
| cast | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| cbrt | cbrt |
| ceil | ceil |
| ceiling | ceil |
| clearCache | Clear Cache |
| clearJobGroup | Clear current job group ID and its description |
| col | Though scala functions has "col" function, we don't expose it in SparkR because we don't want to conflict with the "col" function in the R base package and we also have "column" function exported which is an alias of "col". |
| collect | Collects all the elements of a Spark DataFrame and coerces them into an R data.frame. |
| colnames | Column names |
| colnames<- | Column names |
| coltypes | coltypes |
| coltypes<- | coltypes |
| column | Though scala functions has "col" function, we don't expose it in SparkR because we don't want to conflict with the "col" function in the R base package and we also have "column" function exported which is an alias of "col". |
| Column-class | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| columns | Column names |
| columns | Get schema object |
| concat | concat |
| concat_ws | concat_ws |
| contains | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| conv | conv |
| corr | corr |
| corr | crosstab |
| cos | cos |
| cosh | cosh |
| count | count |
| count | nrow |
| count-method | Summarize data across columns |
| countDistinct | Count Distinct |
| cov | crosstab |
| crc32 | crc32 |
| createDataFrame | Create a DataFrame |
| createExternalTable | Create an external table |
| crosstab | crosstab |
| cume_dist | cume_dist |
| dataFrame | S4 class that represents a DataFrame |
| DataFrame-class | S4 class that represents a DataFrame |
| datediff | datediff |
| date_add | date_add |
| date_format | date_format |
| date_sub | date_sub |
| dayofmonth | dayofmonth |
| dayofyear | dayofyear |
| decode | decode |
| dense_rank | dense_rank |
| desc | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| describe | summary |
| dim | Returns the dimentions (number of rows and columns) of a DataFrame |
| distinct | Distinct |
| dropna | dropna |
| dropTempTable | Drop Temporary Table |
| dtypes | DataTypes |
| dtypes | Get schema object |
| encode | encode |
| endsWith | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| except | except |
| exp | exp |
| explain | Explain |
| explode | explode |
| expm1 | expm1 |
| expr | expr |
| factorial | factorial |
| fillna | dropna |
| filter | Filter |
| first | Return the first row of a DataFrame |
| floor | floor |
| format_number | format_number |
| format_string | format_string |
| freqItems | crosstab |
| from_unixtime | from_unixtime |
| from_utc_timestamp | from_utc_timestamp |
| generateAliasesForIntersectedCols | Creates a list of columns by replacing the intersected ones with aliases. The name of the alias column is formed by concatanating the original column name and a suffix. |
| getField | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| getItem | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| glm | Fits a generalized linear model |
| glm-method | Fits a generalized linear model |
| greatest | greatest |
| groupBy | GroupBy |
| groupedData | S4 class that represents a DataFrame |
| GroupedData-class | S4 class that represents a GroupedData |
| group_by | GroupBy |
| hashCode | Compute the hashCode of an object |
| head | Head |
| hex | hex |
| hour | hour |
| hypot | hypot |
| ifelse | ifelse |
| infer_type | infer the SQL type |
| initcap | initcap |
| insertInto | insertInto |
| instr | instr |
| intersect | Intersect |
| is.nan | is.nan |
| isLocal | isLocal |
| isNaN | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| isnan | is.nan |
| isNotNull | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| isNull | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| join | Join |
| jsonFile | Create a DataFrame from a JSON file. |
| kurtosis | kurtosis |
| lag | lag |
| last | last |
| last_day | last_day |
| lead | lead |
| least | least |
| length | length |
| levenshtein | levenshtein |
| like | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| limit | Limit |
| lit | lit |
| loadDF | Load an DataFrame |
| locate | locate |
| log | log |
| log10 | log10 |
| log1p | log1p |
| log2 | log2 |
| lower | lower |
| lpad | lpad |
| ltrim | ltrim |
| max | max |
| md5 | md5 |
| mean | mean |
| merge | Merges two data frames |
| min | min |
| minute | minute |
| month | month |
| months_between | months_between |
| mutate | Mutate |
| n | count |
| na.omit | dropna |
| names | Column names |
| names<- | Column names |
| nanvl | nanvl |
| ncol | Returns the number of columns in a DataFrame |
| negate | negate |
| next_day | next_day |
| nrow | nrow |
| ntile | ntile |
| n_distinct | Count Distinct |
| orderBy | Arrange |
| otherwise | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| otherwise | otherwise |
| parquetFile | Create a DataFrame from a Parquet file. |
| percent_rank | percent_rank |
| persist | Persist |
| PipelineModel-class | S4 class that represents a PipelineModel |
| pmod | pmod |
| predict | Make predictions from a model |
| predict-method | Make predictions from a model |
| print.jobj | Print a JVM object reference. |
| print.structField | Print a Spark StructField. |
| print.structType | Print a Spark StructType. |
| printSchema | Print Schema of a DataFrame |
| printSchema | Get schema object |
| quarter | quarter |
| rand | rand |
| randn | randn |
| rank | rank |
| rbind | rbind |
| read.df | Load an DataFrame |
| read.json | Create a DataFrame from a JSON file. |
| read.parquet | Create a DataFrame from a Parquet file. |
| read.text | Create a DataFrame from a text file. |
| regexp_extract | regexp_extract |
| regexp_replace | regexp_replace |
| registerTempTable | Register Temporary Table |
| rename | rename |
| repartition | Repartition |
| reverse | reverse |
| rint | rint |
| rlike | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| round | round |
| row_number | row_number |
| rpad | rpad |
| rtrim | rtrim |
| sample | Sample |
| sampleBy | crosstab |
| sample_frac | Sample |
| saveAsParquetFile | write.parquet |
| saveAsTable | saveAsTable |
| saveDF | Save the contents of the DataFrame to a data source |
| schema | Get schema object |
| sd | sd |
| second | second |
| select | Select |
| select-method | Select |
| selectExpr | Select |
| selectExpr | SelectExpr |
| setJobGroup | Assigns a group ID to all the jobs started by this thread until the group ID is set to a different value or cleared. |
| sha1 | sha1 |
| sha2 | sha2 |
| shiftLeft | shiftLeft |
| shiftRight | shiftRight |
| shiftRightUnsigned | shiftRightUnsigned |
| show | show |
| show-method | show |
| showDF | showDF |
| sign | signum |
| signum | signum |
| sin | sin |
| sinh | sinh |
| size | size |
| skewness | skewness |
| sort_array | sort_array |
| soundex | soundex |
| sparkR.init | Initialize a new Spark Context. |
| sparkR.stop | Stop the Spark context. |
| sparkRHive.init | Initialize a new HiveContext. |
| sparkRSQL.init | Initialize a new SQLContext. |
| sql | SQL Query |
| sqrt | sqrt |
| startsWith | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| stddev | sd |
| stddev_pop | stddev_pop |
| stddev_samp | stddev_samp |
| str | Compactly display the structure of a dataset |
| struct | struct |
| structField | structField |
| structType | structType |
| subset | Subset |
| substr | substr |
| substring_index | substring_index |
| sum | sum |
| sumDistinct | sumDistinct |
| summarize | Summarize data across columns |
| summarize | summarize |
| summary | summary |
| summary-method | summary |
| table | Create a DataFrame from a SparkSQL Table |
| tableNames | Table Names |
| tables | Tables |
| take | Take the first NUM rows of a DataFrame and return a the results as a data.frame |
| tan | tan |
| tanh | tanh |
| toDegrees | toDegrees |
| toRadians | toRadians |
| to_date | to_date |
| to_utc_timestamp | to_utc_timestamp |
| transform | Mutate |
| translate | translate |
| trim | trim |
| unbase64 | unbase64 |
| uncacheTable | Uncache Table |
| unhex | unhex |
| unionAll | rbind |
| unique | Distinct |
| unix_timestamp | unix_timestamp |
| unpersist | Unpersist |
| upper | upper |
| var | var |
| variance | var |
| var_pop | var_pop |
| var_samp | var_samp |
| weekofyear | weekofyear |
| when | S4 class that represents a DataFrame column |
| when | when |
| where | Filter |
| with | Evaluate a R expression in an environment constructed from a DataFrame |
| with-method | Evaluate a R expression in an environment constructed from a DataFrame |
| withColumn | WithColumn |
| withColumnRenamed | rename |
| write.df | Save the contents of the DataFrame to a data source |
| write.json | write.json |
| write.parquet | write.parquet |
| write.text | write.text |
| year | year |
| $ | Select |
| $<- | Select |
| %in% | Match a column with given values. |
| [ | Subset |
| [[ | Subset |


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